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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01

Princess Louise, of Wales, inherits
the delicate health of her uncle, the
late Duke of Albany. Her years are
regarded as numbered"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01
sOLDIERs' HrUNION.

The reunion of the survivors of Com
pany I, Sixty-frst Virginia regiment,
at Beaver-Dam Church, IN Isle Of Wight
county, yesterday, was great success,
and over fifteen hundred people were
on the ground from southampton,
Nansemond, and Isle Of Wight. The
brass band from franklin furnished the
music. Colonel William II. Stewart was
the orator, and a sumptuous country
barbecue concluded the festivities.
One of the best men in the Second
district, DR.. Thomas IL. Barnes, is the
Democratic nominee for the State
Senate from the district composed Of
southampton, Isle of Wight, and
Nansemond, and the information re-
ceiycd from that section is that he viii
be elected by very handsome ma
iority.
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Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
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All letters and kilograms must be addressed
20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01

The Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam OF Germany is making tour of
the Italian lakes. 1t is probable that
he will winter at Cries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01
e. SECOND BAPTIs T

CHURCH-lcorner Main and sixth stroets)-
Rev. W. w. LANDRUN, D. D., pastor, will
preach at II 4. NJ. and =. NJ. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01

& EMMANUEL CHURCH (Hen.
r.co county. 70. NJ EANDoLrH, Rotor
Divine service 1o-MoaCow NOHNISG mt II
f'rfntl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-01

f@-PREACHING AT HOWARD'S-
GROVE CHAPEL SUNDAY NIGHT by Rev. W. b.
TYLER
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
TAYLORSvII.LE.

November 7th, 1887.
Rev. Cummings II home again.
There was quito . crowd at Uncle John
Gibler's sais.
Mrs. Charles Robinson was visiting At her
fathers last sunday
Mr.. Robert Dsvidson, Of California, il visit.
ing friends In this vicinity.
Snme Of the farmers are cnmplsining oS
having corn stslen out Of their cOrnhelds. I,
II handy way TO get Seed ceru for next year.
but the thieves b d better Look out for loaded
shot gups from this On.
A Mr.. D. Stultx wa coming home fr m
dOwrytOwn last Thursday night. he met ,wo
men running down the railrusd track toward.
Funk's station. He Thought thy might b.
-ons chicken thipyoo. o. shere has been chick.
ne stolen LATELY ab1ut here. 90 be halt.d then,
and asked their names They would not tell
their nsmeH, and one Of them carried a lsrR.
dirk knife in his hand. ar Stuitz left III. n,
aid went and Kot his gun and he aud Mr.
R~s-lott went on the bunt Of the susriciou-
,n-n aud found them pr0wli"g sruund one ot
the "a ighb,'r's huusrs near by. They xtsrr+,
+, run aud Mr. Stult2 fired At Oue of them. bu
70 they R''t away h. dors rot know whether h,
hit him or not. This 10 snoth-r warning !.
chicken thieves. Mr. Stutx 10 . m.n that vii
d" just - hs says and he SAWS he will make
rGi mine out OF every thief he catches steal
ing chickens.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
FAIRFAX.
November 9Th. 1887.

November 9th. 1887.
Nr. Edward Taylor. who he's been soj urn-
ing 10 Illiusda siuss April has returned hom-
6rph+n MuIleuix has cold hi. prop. rty TO
4 b. WIDOW Bostnan. Who viii shortly take pos
'-<NiOn. s
The gvist and feed min Of Mes.rs Boasm.u
,,nd Oaslisle will shurtly DO removed To our viz
aga.
Our bech+lor friend, Samuel Gilepaie. v,
ytvtu 6smpieeA surprise last Bsturd " week
tu sh1 morning Sam vent 10 Busk itun for
.ed Of rsck aud ON hia return sb,ut II o'ckck
>.v The yard and h.uss full Of people and an
immense ssblr, running the length ~ the ynpi,
sad<d With evrry d~iicAcy Of the sssspu Oy 9
one hundrsd vers present aud did ample ias-
s,cs 70 the GssA thinss sprsad before To- %.
W. 0iib psis 10 MT IN American born cit Ben.
'ut ~ irishmaD By birth. aud BY his sterling
qusiitip spd upright csuducs hes made every
,ss biz freud. To show thst 20 sppr.cist4si
~ vsssh aud h0n0rsd bis every <ad1t IL I'll
xsd wssks. uas The OH ot Il thu suFpri-@
NSxF dinC+r sps. chss wsrs ussds By Rev A
.<'ug aud nr. 0ilHp-t~, smd gro. raj GO d
ims sss bad. fs<s 1hich ~ qui~tly dip. fssd,
sisbinG NJ 0iilrpsis mAny usssul and happy
y+sss yet on sast6, sud IN stSsnsl hsrpiasss
sud ss9s Alter ~ tcils and troabIes Of this hfs
uGyo 0'eg.
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LYNCHvUR4.
November 7th, 1887

November 7th, 1887
Isma Troth hes sold bis business room a.
jo'ning the bank. TO Vim. L. Gibler.
Married, Nov. let, 1857. at the residence o
Albert Csn,phell, near FayettvilDe, o, Joh,
warren and Miss Mamie Oampbsll. Rev. T. "
williamson o6iciatipg. Isms Troth w,
among the gussts and rep,rts grand oh
ssshiOnsd " ddipg. and thst Rev. WilismsO,
- mss.sr Vt ceremonies could not be exc-ll~d
Mrs n Oatseral. Of Blanchester. IL the CUES
oe Mrs Moliie Ohauey.
Mr.. @. =. Dixson and daughter Rniy, ol
New Vienna. arc Waiting her parents, Mr.. snd
NsA J. W. Henderson.
George ". Smith sold TO Rice Smith on,
day la.t wetk the premium lot Of hogs, aversk
ing 2e6.
y. 2. Goddard left Monday to accepts pcsi
ION In sdrug store in the city.
r 0add,s sSd wife. OF MartinsviIle, A.
eadtd chuich here sunday
Hugh Murphy has moved his atove and IT,
tore scross the streas 70 the Harvey property
D Cleveland h spending few days with
his family.
q. N. Heuderson left Tne.dsy morning 10,
Csmden, O.. where he vill spend few days u
she bank st that place.
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HOMETOWN.

November 7th. 1887.
Delhi Bros. are rspai lug their hardware
store.
Judge o. E. Bare paid rs flying visit on
Saturday.
Drs Anderson and Coz have come home on
Q short visit.
Rumor Of our French doctor taking unto
himself wife.
Col. R. Edginpton, accompanied by Capt.
FenWick. spent . few days VI the past week at
Buford IN legal business.
Mrs. l.. A. Galliett and Mrs r. Reddicks
were at the Hill City last Thurdsy getting ON
a. v stock Of millinery goods.
For the benefit OF those who come to this
town for bitterS and to save us telling them
privately we take. this means CT f,.rmipg
them that We have NO saloon.
Chris Delhi went over 10 B - to buy a
roller mill. bnt Chris says 1.-The mill is all right
hut I cOuldn't mpve the DAM" and In conse-
qushce no purchase was msde.
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UNION. COLLEGE.

November z, 1887.
Mr.. u. G. Roberts gave spelling bee
Wednesday night.
Several in this community attended
the Foraker meeting at Hillsboro Eatur-
day.
Misses Nellie Charles and Mary Nc.
Kee, of Shackelton, have been visiting
friends in this community since Sstur-
day.
Mr.. Robert Davidson, Of San Jose, CAL,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Messrs. Chas. Snnner and Edward Ru.
ble and Misses Kate and Mary Hatcher
were the guests vi Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moberly Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Ballard had his shoulder
broken by being thrown from buggy
Saturday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

The report circulated on election day
that the colored indignation meeting of
Monday night was gotten up by the Re-
publicans is without foundation, and
they ,emphatically d-nounce Il - .
Democratic lie. The colored citizens
hadentire charge of the meeting, and it
was held because we had been grossly
insulted BY the leader and "boss'' of the
Democratic party, Mr.. Uric Sloane.
CHAs. JONATHAN,
JoHx JoansoH,
Rev. French.
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OLIVE CHAPEL.
November 7th, 1888

November 7th, 1887.
Mr.. Isaiah Glsscock removed his fam.
ily ts Concord township last Tuesday.
Mr.. Aaron Huff intends finishing his
house this fall. Ed Turner, of Mowry.
t'wn, will be the occupant till spring.
Miss Mary Fender, who has been liv.
"g near Srlgartree Ridge, will stay at
home this winter.
The U. B. finance meeting on Hills-
pOro circuit will be held at SOnners'
Chapel, Saturday. Nov 10th, at p. m.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Salem township Republicans deserve
great credit for the grand work done in
that township. Last year the State tick
ct received 6S votes, while this year the
whole ticket received 90 votes, gain
Of 81.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

The Gazette complained that we have
found nothing to say about Vance dur.
ing the whole campaign. We are happy
70 say now that We can inform the pub
lie that Mr.. Vance il defeated Demo-
cratic candidate for Recorder.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
OvERCOA1S CHEAP |!
Not Cheap Overcoats.
Boots Il Shoes Cheap
Net Cheap Boots and Shoes.
/. A. FEIBEIx

Has the largest and best selected stock Of Clothng
Boots and Shoes and Gents Furnishing Goods ever
shown under one roof in Hillsboro, at prices far
below the former price. don't think the bargains
will last long; therefore, would advise an early
call. My prices are always known to be the low
est. An inspection Of my stock would repay every
customer that consults his own interests, cor
daily extend an invitation to all
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

d. I. Worthinyton, Fayette county's
Republican candidate for Representa-
tive, has over 800 plurality.
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Foraks plurality will concedine
that will 10000 The indicate win
ununed
Republican ticket has received largely Owing early
which
Tuesday, will give n
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Hunters should take care. The farm.
ers are taking steps to prosecute all who
trespass upon their premises.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Meals majority In Russ county was 33,
thus giving Massie majority of 137 in
the district.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

The Gasetse asked q few days ago what
Office Dick Crosen was running for. Ask
Jim Miller.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Brown county's large Democratic ma
jority cut down to about 900 on the State
ticket.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Reed got through in Ross by the skin
Of his teeth-only z majority.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

Slight Democratic gains in Iowa, but
the State solidly Republican.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10

THE G. 0. ?.
Still Holds The Reins
|0f Government al Columbus.
Governor Foraker's Plural
ity Over $4,000.
Both Branches Of the Legislature
Republican.
Fraud, Forgery and Free Trade
Given a Black Eye.
Ohio's Patriotic Citizens Want No Seces-
sion or States Sovereignty.
Gives Annee 10000
Majority
Rhode Island Elects Republican Congressman.
WhileNew York, Virginia Maryland Democratic.
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The eclipse of the "Sun of Austerlitz'
was almost total.
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NOVEMBER 10, 1887.
Garry the news to Gordon.
Jonah swallo wed the whale.
Prohibition defeated in Oregon.
The Lincoln Club did good work.
Eight out of eleven-pretty good days
work.
Big Republican gain in Hamilton
county.
The Gasettes influence is good-for the
Republicans.
Hamilton county's entire Republican
ticket elected.
The eclipse of the "sun of Austerlitz"
was almost total.
Slight Democratic gains in Iowa, but
the State solidly Republican.
Reed got through in Ross by the skin
Of his teeth-only majority.
Brown county's large Democratic ma
jority cut down to about 900 on the State
ticket.
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Hamilton county's entire Republican
ticket elected.
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Massachusetts Gives Anee a 10000
Majority.

Rhode Island Elects Republican Congressman.
WhileNew York, Virginia and Maryland Go Democratic.
, 1887-03-05

HENHOLD til Apordning af
August 1874 bekjendtgj6res her.
we'd, at jeg har modtaget Anmel2else
fra D'Herrer Nc. DOUGAL & Co.
af st. Thomas ON, at de under D D.
have under Firmanavn Branch of
Nc. Doueal & Co." etableret EN-
Notwithstanding her i Byen og
at JAMES I. Nc. DOUGAL og
HERMANN Nc. DOUGAL ere
eneste ansvarlige Deltagere Og alene
berettigede til at underskrive
Firmaet SAINT at de have meddelt
Herr ELIAS MEYER Fuldmagt
til at handle og underskrive paa
Firmaets Vegne.
ChriStianSteds ~Politikammer, st. Croix,
den lste MartS 1887.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1887-03-05
N o t i e

PURSUANT to Ordinance of 10Th
August 1874, it is hereby made
known that announcement has
been made to me by Messrs. Mo.
DOUGAL & Go. of st. Thomas
that they from to days date have
under the firm name of branch
of Nc. Dougal & Co." established a
merchants business in this town
and that MesSrs. ia YES Il. Nc.
DOUGAL and HERM NC.
DOUGAL are the only participants
of the firm and the only parties au-
thorized to sign the firm, as also that
they have authorized MIR. ELIAS
MEYER to act and sign in behalf
of said firm
Christisnsted's Police Office, st. CrOix
the LIST March 1887.
MAXEN,
cot.
, 1887-03-05
Education.

THE Undersigned having passed
a number of years as teScher in
Denmark, England, & Germany, and
provided with first class testimonials
intends giving private lessons from
the LIST Of March on either Of the
following subjects:
/. DGmish (Reading, Writing, and Con.
versatiOnl.
2. English do. do. do.
3. German do. do. do.
4. NgWrimg-0Ork plain aud mercantile
calculations).
5. Mathematics (Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry and TrigOnometry).
G.. Commercial Correspondence in above
languages.
For further particulars please
apply personally or by letter,
addressed to
81. w. PRETORTUS.
GOUevHmS1t SecretGry.O1 Office,
Christianshed.
, 1887-03-05
NOTICE..

MERCHANTS and PLANTERS
ILJl who want their SUGAR tested,
please address to Il. f. SVITZER,
1t. Princess, who will always be
happy to attend to them. So for
the first sample and 81 for each OR
wing the fOlIOOnes.
, 1887-03-05
NOTICE.

rs it is my intention to leave the
=! island in the course of the next
or the following month, | must ask
my friendsand former custOmersk kind
ly to settle their accounts as soon as
possible, in order to enable me to
meet my obligations.
st. CrOix, March 2nd 1887.
HI I, PETERSEN.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-24

Senator Hoar's arraignment of Speak.
er Carlisle calls public attention to .
state of affairs that must startle those
people who regard their Congressman
a. piece Of unrestrained omnipotence.
Many times during the Last session Of
the 49th Congress the Speaker Of the
House was charged with refusing to rec.
ogniss certain members who rose to in.
troduce bills which he opposed. Az a
result . good many prominent Demo.
crats arc warm under the collar and talk
angfily about Carlisle's nasty dynasty.
The slick tricks Of men who manipulate
Congressional legislation are enigmas to
the uninitiated. A bill which does not
obtain favor from the commanders is re.
ferred TO an appropriate committee and
there finds final interment. So success.
ful sre thess ruses that legislation d vir.
tually in the hands of . favored few.
Bat speaker Carlisle nor any other Con.
psanan can impede legislation with
Inoss sndseity nor 1T down ON billa
Win usess svoirdupois than the cham.
pioa vstoist q the White House.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorised to announce the
name Of James Wright as . candidate
for the Office of Assessor of the north
precinct Of Liberty township, subject to
the action of the Republican Convention.
J. B. Faris authorizes US to announce
that he will be a candidate for the Office
Of Assessor Of the south precinct Of Lib.
erty township, subject to the action Of
the Republican Convention.
Mr.. J. W. Arthur has authorized us
to announce that he is a candidate for
the Office of Assessor for the North pre-.
cinct of Liberty township, subject to the
action Of the Republican Convention.
w. A. Fenner authorizes us to an.
nounce that he will be candidate for
the office of Assessor for the south pre-.
cinct of Liberty township, subject to the
action Of the Republican Convention.
We ore authorized to announce E. T.
Rayburn as q candidate for the Office oi
Assessor in the west precinct Of Fairfield
township.
Please announce my name as candi.
date for the Office of Assessor of the east
precinct of Fairfield township.
CHAs. E. DUNK.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
Will Cademy as candidate for the Office
of Assessor for the west precinct Of Fair.
field township,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-24

Mr.. Green's bill amends the law to
hang all criminals in the State Peniten.
tisry 30 that few more guards may be
admitted and five newspaper men are
let in instead of three, as formerly. The
scribes are jubilant over the victory.
Mr.. Green ought to have amended the
law so as to shut all the newspaper men
out. Dailies devote too much space to
sensational reports of hangings, and the
less the public hears of them the better
for its moral health. A dozen lines ID
enough to describe any hanging, and
minute details concerning the scafold,
the rope, the time of suspension, the
criminals dying look, the coffin, and the
funeral services are totally unnecessary.
No respectable journal will allow its
writers to pry into every nook and cor.
ner to obtain descriptions of sickening
sights, and papers that pander to de-
PRAYED appetite in the lower classes are
gradually losing ground.
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STRINGTOWN.

Uetco "a, I6UJ.
School will commence the Arst Nosday In
April
Samusi O. Cowgirl, Of Fsirmoust Ind, peid
this place AyinG visit last week. Nh. Lyd1s
Cowgirl, his mother. accompanied him ho0e,
and will remain a0 summer.
Prsaohing psxt Sunday q II O'Clock, By hsv.
1ys. Lixxie LArkins.
Sunday School win bs organised bsss next
sunday.
James La6srty disd at his houas o. Joseph
nofrow's farm northwest Of this plncs, o. 81
urdsy morning lasA OF coneongsaoe. Ihe
funeral took plaoe on Sunday = tie Proeby-
tsrian Church On Fall Ore /. 6sv. Mr.. Lar.
kins oacist,nG. Ths rsanains were inferred IN
~ oenstegy neaS by.
NJ. james T. Patton gsys social daaee d
his houae % Gatasday night hst.
Missss Alvs Evisg snd Hattie Elton viii ~
tsad u speiag term Of aebooa q Htheees.
Willian Nillse has seas - 4laa0ieGbQFg,
O.. 70 tsaeh school Ub vie ~ go0Ake VIII
hsf pssssts hsss. 1r. aad Ma TheA DsvoA
fos ths pseeeoe
Jaeeb Grin, 40 ~ beso ceoAnsd 70 ~
heaso log so1s ~, y eosvaisseinG.
nMsy Ossss - nsyed - ~ hease ~
eoa1l1 JDea1s1 ~ N. 4Nl9.
Ssas MlsaW ~ nsssd iaAe Dsoid oevsils
hoaso.
Jssseh L. ysanss ~ aev0 b ooieee soaa.
=, Wv - has ssaAe1 hsoe taso.
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FAIRFAX.

March END, 1857.
John Walker and family we're visiting B. b.
Ford and family Sabbath. .
Nj. Joseph Test, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Il
visiting his sister, Mrs. G: r. Dieksy.
HsnryJ wsbsts3 bSsAd 81 infant daughter
at the Fairfax Csmstssy MT Thursday.
James O. Walker hss goas 70 Duucansvills 10
spend the summer st labos On ths farm.
Mrs Frank Tedrick, Of Samantha. was visit
ing her father. John Webster, last week.
Mr. Grisham has bought the farm Of E. L.
Webster and viii shortly take possession.
Mr.. Richard Holt and son Harley. Of Berry.
vile, were calling ON relatives and friends last
week. ,
". D. Corbin has bought tho farm Of George
Grisham, Of elat Run, and moved to bic new
homo last Monday.
On The sick list John Webster, ". b. Reno.
James Wilson, Isiah Roberts ., Miss Mary n.
Carlisle, DR.. o. O. Hook attending phys,cian.
On the move-C Creighton Dalrympls into he
property vacated BY J. A. 0iibsit; Elisa J.
Hoop into the property yacSt ted b. W. B.
Cor6in B 8. Troute Into that vacated By 4rD.
Hoop, and James Taylor into that vacatsd By
Nr. Trout.
Jane and Allie Dostsr, Of Grssnasld, were In
our nsjghborhood hst week, and while here
attended . surpriSA giyen To-. VIM. Eye IN
honor Of his sightEsiTth birth day, which was
said BY those who w3fe present 70 b . very
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Hillsboro Corporation Convention.

To the qualified Republican rioters Of the
Incorporated rillage Of Hillsboro, o.:
You are hereby notified and requested
TO meet in convention assembled at the
Courthouse in Hillsboro, Ohio, on
Monday, March 2Sth, between the hours
Of 2 p. m. and s p. m. to place in
nomination the following officers to BE-
voted for at the spring election for said
village:
Three Members of Council.
All voting shall be by ballot, and the
person receiving the highest number of
ballots shall be declared the nominee.
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Henry George has said the regulation
of the liquor traffic is rank injustice.
Perhaps this saying Of the great agitator
induced the labor convention at Cincin.
nato to refuse to pass the prohibition
resolution which was presented to it.
The laborers of the country could &C.
complish more by organizing against
beer and bourbon than by fighting
moneyed monopolies. Increased wages
would be little benefit to . man who
spends all bis earnings for drink. False
teachers advocating such sophistry as
Henry Georges are doing more to in
jure American workingmen than all the
foreign pauper labor that is landed at
Castle Garden.
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NEW LEXINGTON.


Mr.. Immsnusl Matthews Il quite sick with
pneumopis.
Mr: Eph Rayburn is candidate for Assessor
In this precinct.
Professor Barrett and Nr. James Davis were
In the Hill City list Saturday.
Mr.. Newt Berrstt, Of Bsrrstt's Mills, vas the
guest Of friends here saturday and sunday.
kr. Frank wiee, Of Washington O. T., was
day. iet. -.
TIE church sosisi win b hsla ct the homo
Of nias Exile AcPhsrson Tuesday night,
hasch "a. ..:.sH :. Y : s'ff~
y: y T.ssa.rs "a 6 la ia n.
NJ. L.!aey Ks!lsy ~ Y. sr... Of his
brother, NV. n. Whit kal''s, h o,n'hiaes' sssar'
Aiss xsts Bshluer, who has ben spending
the winter 4. Wsshinstoa @. a.. returned
homo last Wednesday.
Misses Tsey Jonss and Ads Rltoa. Of y.
lass Tuesdsy and WednssdAy.
Rainsboro, were tIse seessls Of Prcisssor Basrsss
and family part Of last vesk.
Mrs. B. B. Bsrrset, Mr. Eva Barrett. and
nrs 7. =. LA9 tsse ~ guests Of ". and
nSs. B. B. Fairlsy q eaznanths iast Tuesday.
6o0s Of our young folks were vesy plsassut.
y sntoetainsd by IIss Abhis Bsshson q 81
bone soathsast q towp. lass Saturday svsoing.
TAs lrisndl' sahhsAh School have ~
1oesAa Aau raiss& - VI paeee . nev Library
0 0anSdsy sehod( hooksin thsir church shortly.
TAe tuaersl Of Jans Morris little ehild m
pesaeAed IN the ysieadS Chareh hsss ~
buadAy, bv lsv. q. D. 0rsens. Tho rsmiins
we're iiSsrrsd h " lexington esastssy.
Ths II. Z. Ohufch hae procured ~ Eph.
worth Hynnal for church ssrviess, end III
cho!r he esse sRled viii : %. asthsa
book. 1hseuDe1e e6Aool has eiso bssa sup.
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Ths Vates Isapsrssp Nestlsg hsld hsss
lAst 6ahheeb sttsFIooa q ~ ySlseds' Church
vas veil atesndsd. The neellng Was oddyosood
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